100 Wandering Brook Rd Irmo, SC 29063
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About this home
Welcome to high quality and low maintenance! Our previous buyer unfortunately had to back out due to a change in their financial situation. This all brick single family residence rests in Carmel Commons with a $94 per month HOA that includes cable, internet, and trash pickup. The home itself features a gated front entry as well as a peaceful courtyard patio behind the home. The patio is complete with a newly remodeled screened porch with a new roof installed in July of 2025. The home's HVAC and ductwork were replaced in 2021. Inside you'll find a large living room with a wood burning fireplace that's just waiting for you to enjoy! The kitchen features granite countertops, tiled back splash, and stainless steel appliances. The master suite hosts a large walk in closet, a huge standing shower, and custom designed tile work. The home's second full bathroom does have a shower/tub combo to meet any needs for a tub as well. Pull down attic access for storage can be found in the secondary bedroom's hall. The home's laundry room leads into the garage on the front side of the house, which is decked out with peg-board galore for better organization for your tools and equipment. Quality and convenience describe the location that 100 Wandering Brook finds itself in as Carmel Commons and the surrounding neighborhoods features classy and cared for homes with folks who obviously care about their community. Entry to a local walking trail is located just outside the neighborhood. Close proximity to A+ hospitals, one of the hottest shopping and dining areas in the midlands, and a plethora of entertainment to include movies theaters, bowling alleys, outdoor adventure, and so much more surround this location! To schedule your private showing today Agents may use ShowingTime and unrepresented buyers can reach out to the listing agent directly. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
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